Recent data reveals a significant drop in Canadian travel to the United States, with car trips declining by 34% and air travel by 25% in August. This marks the eighth consecutive month of decreased travel, as political tensions and rhetoric have dissuaded many Canadians from visiting. The impact is felt particularly in New England, where local tourism is suffering from the lack of Canadian visitors. Some Canadians express regret over boycotting U.S. travel, while Americans are eager for their northern neighbors to return. Nonetheless, the trend shows a continuing decline in cross-border visits, with many Canadians opting for alternative destinations.